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Bridging the Gap between the Academe and the Industry with Oracle
Cloud SCM
Oracle Cloud SCM respond to this call by engaging with educators, not directly
with students. Creating an on-line Oracle Academy on which member
educators can access free professional development, curriculum, and teaching
and learning resources to take into the classroom. They also offer platforms,
software, and support. The goal is to help educators put technology into the
hands of students, starting at age 14 years, in academic environments. This
SCM software want to help educators prepare young people with technology
knowledge and skills for great careers across industries. The Oracle Cloud
SCM free resources include curriculum, hands-on labs, workshops, and
access to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle APEX, NetSuite,
Primavera, Oracle Database, and Java.
Continuous professional development for teachers also still ranks really high.
Lots of teachers who are being exposed to new technologies require the
training and support that Oracle Academy provides. And obviously Oracle
Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is a major benefit. The Oracle Academy Cloud
Program is entirely free to sign up and gives members and students access to
all of the building blocks of cloud, from compute shapes on Linux, straight
through to instances of Oracle Autonomous Database and Oracle APEX.
A hight impact has been created for the people who educate students, they
provide a very strong foundation in the technology that they then take into the
classroom. Being an educator ,we must have to be very sure of the content
before we take it to a group of students, because they’re a tough audience if
we don’t know what you’re talking about.
And education for students is the key that opens doors to solid and fulfilling
careers across industries. With their knowledge and skills, these students are
the future pipeline of technology innovators and leaders, whether that is at
Oracle or elsewhere.
Product Flow
Product flows starts with the design through capturing and developing in the
ideation process and prioritized as a potential winner. Creating a high level of
conceptual design that leverage's any existing design elements. This helps
accelerate the process and reduce risk. At this initial design stage it’s better to
fail fast than to back the wrong course. Oracle Cloud SCM conceptual
designers passed this phase gates and now go to the Order stage. The design
is commercialized by creating a work definition which defines how to product
will actually be manufactured all using this innovative visual assembly user
interface.
After designing our profitable product our next product flow is Order. This order
management cloud is a full function multi-channel order management system
that also contains built in capture capabilities for both standards and
configured orders. Oracle Cloud Order product flow start with a built-in
analytics dashboard which highlights status in any critical actions that may
need to take. Select customer name and the product name, input the quantity
and add to the order. The order is auto price using a built in powerful and
flexible pricing engine. Applying discounts is an easy-p easy task. We can see
also that Oracle Cloud has low inventory warning. Shipment details in global
order promising advised that some order will be seven days late and there are
multiple shipments. The shipment has broken into one for our own hands with
another four which still need to be manufactured and these are going to seven
days late. Using Oracle social , it can send a message to the planner
requesting some assistance. On the planner view, a message has been
received and decide to investigate.
Fulfil as the warehouse operator is now ready to ship the order. Choose select,
review the details and ship confirm.
The sales clerk will be notified that the order is shipped and is awaiting billing.
At this stage the system creates the invoice which is automatically sent
electronically to the customer. While the accounts receivables clerk will verify
the invoice and view the transaction. The cost accountant will verify the cost of
the manufacturing process and look at the variances.
So we have finished the Oracle Cloud product flow on a perfect order, broader,
better and faster.
Information Flow
Data collection is the first step of the planning business flow. You can collect
and transform the data from various Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain &
Manufacturing (SCM) applications and use the data in planning applications.
To run plans from one of the Supply Chain Planning work areas, you must
collect data into a planning data repository. Order promising and order
management processes also use the planning data repository to promise and
manage orders.
To collect data into the planning data repository, you can perform these tasks
from one of the Supply Chain Planning work areas:
Collect Planning Data: Use this task when you collect data from the
Oracle Fusion source system.
Load Planning Data from Files: Use this task when you collect data from
a completely external source system.
Depending on your security privileges, you may need to manually add these
tasks. In the Setup and Maintenance work area, use the following:
There are two steps involved in the data collection process. The Collect
Planning Data process first pulls data from the Oracle Fusion source system
into staging tables. The process then loads data from the staging tables into
the planning data repository.
On the Collect Planning Data page, use the following tabs to select what data
you want to collect:
Reference Data
Demand Planning Data
Supply Planning Data
Most of the reference data are global entities. Global entities are common for
all source systems. For example, Units of Measure (UOM) is common for all
source systems. The supply planning and demand planning data are
transactional data. Most of the transactional data are local entities. Local
entities are specific to each source system. For example, On-hand Quantity is
specific for each source system.
You can also select collection filters to further refine what data you want to
collect. You can save your selections to collection templates.
Use this option to populate the planning data repository using CSV files:
1. Create the CSV files. To create the CSV files, you can use a predefined
set of Microsoft Excel files as import templates.
2. Import the CSV files. From the navigator, click File Import and Export,
and create a new import. Specify scm/planningDataLoader/Import for the
account.
3. Submit the Load Planning Data from Files process. When you submit
the process, the process first pushes the data from the CSV files into the
staging tables. The process then loads the data from the staging tables into the
planning data repository.
Financial Flow
Product Development
Oracle Fusion documentation follows the process models very closely. Roles
Based Access security is also tied closed to the BPMl, so that tasks and
activities are assigned appropriately. Messaging and online help are arranged
by BPM. Field support uses the BPM to organize their efforts to examine and
resolve issues.
This figure illustrates the five levels of the Business Process Model: Level zero
(L0) - Task: A specific industry organized around raising capital, executing a
business model, and reporting the resultant income to shareholders. Level one
(L1) - Business Process Area Level 1: A specific business process area. Level
two (L2) - Business Process Level 2: A specific business process. Level three
(L3) - Activity: A specific activity. Level four (L4) - Task: A specific task involved
in an activity.
An example of a level 1 business process area that crosses all industries is
Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement. Procurement employs level 2 business
processes and level 3 activities to track the major functional and setup
components and tasks. This table lists some of these important business
processes and their respective activities.
L2 Business Process L3 Activity
This topic lists the tasks that administrators and end users typically perform to
manage product distribution. Your company might follow a different process
according to its business requirements.
Administrator Procedures
The following list shows the tasks that administrators typically perform to
manage product distribution:
The following list shows the tasks that end users typically perform to manage
product distribution:
After administrators create distribution lists, end users can perform the other
tasks involved in product distribution in any order. However, you can specify
suppliers for products only after you create buying groups because you select
the suppliers from the existing buying groups.
ORACLE CLOUD SCM
A. THREE (3) FIELDS OF
Findings Conclusions Recommendations
APPLICATION